Keep Smiling! A SSS Card Kit Card Tutorial!

Hi, everyone. Marie here!

Today features a card that I made using most of the materials coming from the Simon Says Stamp's card kit.

Overall, I'm pleased with how it turned out:





The video is right here:




So, do enjoy (and hopefully I'll figure out a new way to film)!

Until next time...

Toodles!





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  1. Ivana CamdzicJuly 15, 2018 at 10:02 AM

    Marie, thank you so much for visiting my blog for the Pinkfresh release, and for your super sweet comment! :) This card is soooo sweet and colorful! I love it to bits!

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